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How do I set meetings in Outlook that recur but not regular times.

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Shirley - 15 May 2007 03:37 GMT
I am setting up a number - about 30 or so - appointment/meetings.  The common
thread is my boss, who wishes to see 3 staff members individually on a
fortnightly basis.  However the 3 staff work shifts, so the meetings cannot
be scheduled at regular intervals. Is there any way of setting these
appoiments up without sending appointments for each date?
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 15 May 2007 06:59 GMT
Try WS Repeat Appointment for making non-regular recurring meetings.  Or use a recurrence for each group after scheduling only those people who work that shift.

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After furious head scratching, Shirley asked:

| I am setting up a number - about 30 or so - appointment/meetings.
| The common thread is my boss, who wishes to see 3 staff members
| individually on a fortnightly basis.  However the 3 staff work
| shifts, so the meetings cannot be scheduled at regular intervals. Is
| there any way of setting these appoiments up without sending
| appointments for each date?

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